Tutorials - Carbohydrate metabolism: Citric Acid Cycle
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What is the final output (end products) of the CAC?
How much product is created each time the CAC is completed?
What product is created that makes the CAC a cyclical process?
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Where does the input required for the CAC come from?
What is the final output of the CAC used for?
Why is it important for us to perform the CAC?
CAC produces electron rich coenzymes NADH and FADH2 which are needed to provide electrons to the electron transport chain, and which are then used to create ATP
How do allosteric enzymes work?
What is the main source of Oxaloacetate?
What is an alternative source of Oxaloacetate?
How is the coenzyme NAD+ used in step 4 of the CAC?
How is the coenzyme NAD+ used in step 8 of the CAC?
How is the coenzyme FAD used in step 6 of the CAC?
What is oxaloacetate used for after step 8 of the CAC?
How many NADH and FADH2 molecules are produced, respectively, during one turn of the citric acid cycle?
What is the correct designation for the reduced form of coenzyme FAD?
In which process is glycogen is converted to glucose?
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